HELP CWLA IN BRINGING
#100DAYSFORKIDS TO THE
FOREFRONT OF THE NATIONAL
CONVERSATION ON CHILD WELFARE.

#100Days4Kids campaign is designed to drive a national conversation about the state of child protection in America. This conversation spanning Facebook Twitter and YouTube was created to spark and maintain discussion about the ways we protect and nurture our children and the role we all play in keeping them safe in an increasingly challenging climate.
 
 

THIS WEEK’S TOPIC

RACE, CULTURE & IDENTITY

We begin our #100Days4Kids by looking into a critically important set of factors that play a significant role in the development of any child – the understanding of their culture and ethnicity. Children who go without this understanding can often grow up lacking a true sense of self. As children grow, knowing and embrace their heritage helps instill pride that produces confident adults.

It is the responsibility of all members of society to work toward the shared goal of advancing the fundamental rights and needs of children. Children’s rights belong equally to each and every child, regardless of race, color, age, disability, gender, familial status, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, language, religion, nationality ethnic or social origin, political beliefs, citizenship, or an other status or condition in life.

Join the conversation! Post or tweet your opinions and experiences on advancing human rights issues related to race, ethnicity, and culture.

JOIN THE CONVERSATION

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